The exhibition “Frog King Kwok, The Living Legend” personifies the force that Frog King has embodied for 50 years as an internationally recognized and recognizable Hong Kong artist. The exhibition of new works will incorporate his many diverse and multifarious forms of art from painting, installation and sculpture and with a new performance entitled “Smoke of Change” created specifically for the exhibition.
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Frog KingFrog Stroke 2019- A, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
180 x 120 x 3 cm -
Frog KingFrog Stroke 2019- B, 2019Mixed media on canvansOriginal Sizes Available:
180 x 120 x 3 cm -
Frog KingFrog Xpression and Sentiment of Hope A, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
122 x 91.5 x 3 cm -
Frog KingFrog Xpression and Sentiment of Hope B, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
122 x 91.5 x 3 cm -
Frog KingFrog Xpression and Sentiment of Hope C, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
122 x 91.5 x 3 cm -
Frog KingFroggy Big Bang B, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
117 x 91 x 3.5cm -
Frog KingFroggy Big Bang C, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
117 x 91 x 3.5cm -
Frog KingFroggy Big Bang D, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
117 x 91 x 3.5cm -
Frog KingFrog Spring Brings Prosperity, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
91 x 117 x 3 cm -
Frog KingFrog King Living Legend, 2019Mixed media on canvas91 x 117 x 3 cm
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Frog KingFrog Orbit, 2019Mixed media on canvasOriginal Sizes Available:
91 x 117 x 3 cm
Frog King Kwok the pseudonym of Kwok Mang Ho has been creating his vibrant artworks for 5 decades and is Hong Kong's first conceptual artist. His works of performance, installation, ink, sculpture, and mixed media are explosions of energy where is Frog King logo floats among his many messages. He has created his signature "sandwich font" mixing Chinese characters with English writing combines them into his works. He is the Hong Kong artist for the 2011 Venice Biennale and recently had a solo presentation at the Hong Kong Museum of Art.
